Can someone measure the shelf heights please?I have a 8" tall HTPC I need to fit.Thanks in advance.
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the distance from the bottom self to support bat is 81/2. The second self is 8. The support bar is about 1/2 inch. Very attractive and basic but not intended for heavy tube TV. 70lbs for the top self and 30 for others. An average will work. I have a 40lb receiver on the second self and a 30lb 36" TV on top.
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the unit is 34 inches high the 2 shelves are high enough for my daughter to put her video equipment into and her movies i hope this helps you
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The stand is 7" wide. I have it at the maximum width and my CPU fits snug in it. If you have 8" of space to put the stand in, it should be sufficient space. You won't have a lot of extra room but you should have approximately an about an inch leeway.I like the stand. It has worked okay for me.Good luck.
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it is exactly 6 inches and I measured my shelf and it is 8 inches, but the receiver has feet that are about an inch to give it clearance for cooling. I think it would be fine. I really like this system as it is simple and is perfect for our room. Ann
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I've long since donated it to charity, the short USB and audio cables being a huge part of the reason (the grainy picture the other part), but if I remember right, it was no more than a foot.I think Amazon should make sure info like this is included in the description before allowing hardware to be listed. Few people have actual desktop models these days. Most PC users have midtower sizes tucked at the bottom of a table or desk.
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This is actually a question... If the heights of the shelves are adjustable that's good, my receiver is pretty tall (probably 8"), but that and my cable box need at least 18.5" or more in width of a shelf... Can someone tell me exactly how wide these shelves are on either side?? Not an item I want to get home, and put together to then find I can't fit my conponenets or have some room on either side for them to 'breathe'...
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There is plenty of room--the height from the desk to the top shelf is 28 1/2"-my PC monitor measures 16" in height an my tower which I have next to my monitor is 12" in height---I have the top shelf at the highest it can be and I love the desk unit.
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It clearly states the height & width for this was a huge issue for me as well ;) so I copied & pasted details below: Product Features and Technical Details Product Features Supports up to 42 inch flat panel up to 80 lbs on the stand or on the mount Lower shelf supports 80 lbs On board media storage Interchangeable color side and back panel Easy assembly Technical Details Brand Name: Atlantic Model: 88335750 Style Name: Modern/Contemporary Material Type: Steel, Medium Density Fiberboard *****Width: 43 inches *****Height: 45 inches Weight: 45.00 pounds
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Doubtful I built a pc for somebody and threw a GTX 560TI in it (9 inches). There was maybe half an inch of space left plus it covered the SATA ports on the board. Any other qjestions feel free to ask.
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My playstation fits fine and you can opt to not put a shelf in if your receiver doesnt fit...the top shelf and bottom shelf is 5.5in and the middle shelf is 6in (height between shelves in glass section)
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Basically 18", but 30" if you do not use the tower shelf as I do. I have plenty of room since I have an all-in-one PC, as would a laptop as well. Hope this helps.
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Gilbert, I see where you received a few different answers to your question so I double checked my measurement and mine is 8.5 inches.Sent from my iPad Gilbert A. Robertson commented on your answer to the question "What is the distance between the top and bottom shelves?"Gilbert A. Robertson says"Thanks!"
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Hi,Top / Monitor Shelf: 23.5" w x 18" dKeyboard shelf: 24" w x 14" dbottom CPU shelf: 18.5" w x 16" dHope this helps we are vary happy with the unit it was exactly what we were looking for.
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The tower stand is very sturdy and attractive, but you cannot adjust the height of the shelves. There is plenty of room between shelves for stereo equipment, but I doubt that a tower computer would fit into the bottom shelf. Sorry for the bad news!
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CPU shelf is 17-1/4 deep (but your CPU can hang over either/both ends nicely-like one inch each end), 8-5/8 in wide (your CPU must be a slight bit smaller than that as that figure is the exact measurement of the width of the "floor.") The height available is a bit over 20-1/2 inches under the side shelf (which can be mounted left or right on desk). I think you've got it!
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Hey Liz, I own a few sets of these grayline shelves, they work wonders as tall shoe racks and breathable laptop computer risers. As for the dimensions each individual shelf is 10 inches long and 11 inches wide. The entire unit (all three shelves stacked together) is 16.75 inches high. When placed on the floor or bottom of a shelf/cabinet the very bottom shelf is approx. 4.75 inches from the floor, meaning that that is the approx. amount of space until you reach the next stackable shelf. Between the first and second shelf and the second and third shelf there is approx. 5.5 inches of space until you reach the next stackable shelf. The approx. half inch plus difference you are seeing; i.e. the 4.75 vs. the 5.5, is due to the little nubs that stick out on the four corners at the top of each shelf adding in the extra height. And then of course, the very top shelf is determined by how much free space is above it, i.e. inside a cabinet, a closet or if you are just using it to allow for better air flow around your laptop. If you do use this as a laptop riser, the shelf can easily accomodate up to a 16 inch laptop when properly centered and the little nubs do a wonderful job at securing the laptop from sliding forwards or backwards. While you can stack these shelves to almost infinity if you have corners to angle them into; if you are putting anything heavier than shoes, i.e. dishes or mass reams of paper I do not recommend going any higher than four stacked shelves as they are only held together with inch long plastic tubes on each leg and the excess weight might have them leaning in all directions. I hope this helps.
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So it depends of course ... the case does provide a half height slot if you were going to try to use a PCIe tuner card, the power supply with the case is 150W so you need to ensure that the power supply is sufficient. Many options exist for USB plug tuners, and of course you have access to USB ports on the case. There is really no place to mount a full blown digital display, such as you might use in a larger HTPC build unless you sacrifice the 5.25" half height bay that is supposed to be used for a half height Bluray or DVD drive. Hope that helps.